Dunkin' Donuts sells more coffee than Starbucks. And allegedly it sells something else--or at least that's the accusation for one of its New Jersey employees who cops think was serving customers in more than one way. She saved on time: The prostitution took place during work breaks at the coffee shop.
One woman working the late shift at a Dunkin' Donuts in northern New Jersey has allegedly been working this nighttime hours for a reason. And, if she is, it only makes sense for maximizing those hours: New Jersey cops say a woman's been utilizing those work breaks to work another job -- swapping out any time as a window server for 'service' of another form .
Yes, police claim a 29-year-old has been exchanging sex for money. Not exactly the newest job in the world -- but the Dunkin' Donuts worker may win the smartest use of time to perform that second job. The employee's maximizing of time seems far more intelligent than what police dubbed the investigation, called "extra sugar" by Rockaway Township police. No, the extra activity wasn't noted by any officers spending time sipping cups of coffee -- or eating donuts. It seems cops got an anonymous tip about the woman who got off work at five in the morning.
According to Schwarzmann with Rockaway Township police: "She was a night time employee -- supposedly a very good one." It seems the woman found a way to supplement that income, using only her breaks for those extra bucks: The woman "would go out to cars and would spend 10 to 15 minutes in the vehicles, says Schwarzmann. Apparently she made on fatal mistake in choosing an undercover officer who, perhaps, didn't take his donut breaks at that particular Dunkin' Donuts location.The undercover officer reportedly first inquired about her services at the drive-thru window.